The longest word in the English language that alternates consonants and vowels appears once in the works of Shakespeare. In the past, others have tried to use it as proof that Francis Bacon wrote these immortal plays but to no avail. Does the word contain any untold secrets? Perhaps it does indeed...

While many historians and researchers have alluded to the Shakespeare Plays being autobiographical of their preferred authors, no one has taken into account the secret biography of Sir Francis Bacon. This episode focuses on Hamlet, Prince of Denmarke.

In this episode, John Edwards and I break down a part of the history of Baconian Cipher research and the disinformation campaign against the truth. We discuss our own thoughts and the complicated climate of this research.

We encourage others to investigate the messages left behind by Sir Francis Bacon and the Fra. Rosi Crosse. People often try to reach out and contact me with information so in this episode, I talk about how to do exactly that, including an excellent example from someone who did.

In this episode, we look at a Fra. Rosi Crosse image selected by the viewers, and we analyze it live in real time, to identify any possible messages. This one was a lot of fun and we will be doing more of them.

Researcher, author, Gob member and friend, Stephanie McPeak Petersen joins us to share some of her latest.

It's a quick one. A secret meaning is encrypted within the name of the mysterious brotherhood, the "Fra. Rosi Corsse."

In contrast to the previous show about John Dee, in this episode I dig into a name only briefly mentioned in history, John Drake, the "younger relative" of the famous sea captain Sir Francis Drake.

In this episode, we're asking you the viewer to submit a work that you believe to be created by Bacon or the Fra. Rosi Crosse for analysis. We will name a few things that have been floated in the past that we haven't had time to look at, but we're hoping for some original finds and suggestions that maybe we haven't thought of. In the episode to follow, John Edwards, Will Russell, Jayson Mercer and I will analyze it live in real time. Unscripted, we will compare our findings as we discover them.